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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01
Fred. II. Williams, Auctioncer,
a.. h. Cook, Salesman),
so. 10 Governor street.
AUCTION HALES-Future Bays.
Ry George W. Mayo. Auctioueer.
(Jno. E. Laughton, Jr., Sa!eamanO
No. q Ninth street.

EXCELLENT 7l-OCTAVE UP
BL RIGHT PIANO, HANDSOME PARLOR
ANDCHAMBER FURNITURE, ENGRAYINGS,
LACE CURTAINS, FINE CARPETS, &C, &C.,
ATAUCIiON.-On
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER :, 1887,
at lOH o'clock, will sell for the family, who are
declining housekeeping, at the residence No.
III east Marshall street
ROSRWOOD-CASE UPRIGHT s5f-OCTAVE
PIANO, an instrument OF fine tone and
finish;
ELEGANT SILK-PLUSH PARLOR SUIT in
cileIeut colors;
SUPERB IARLOR CENTRE-TABLE;
BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS and
HANDSOME LACE CURTAINS,
FOhTfERE> and RODS:
WAT Ek-COLORS and FINE ENGRAylNGS
In CIT FTames;
NkbN PINE OAK HALL-STAND-latest dc.
sign;
HANnsOMELY-CARyED OAK and WAL
NUT CHAMBER SUITS, with Hair and
Cotton Mattresses, springs, Pillows, Bed
ding:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHINA ToI-
LIT SETS,
FEATHER BEDS,
HALL and STAIk-CARPETs LOUNGE,
LIBRARY and FANCY TABLES,
WICKER CHAIRS,
SINGER SEWlNG-AACHINE IN nice order;
WALNUT EXTENSION -TABLs-s4uare
ends:
REfRlGERATOR, CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE, PLATED WARE,
KITCHEN WARE, &c, sc.
The entire furnishing OF the house Is OF al
most entirely new articles Of excellent quality,
hLd will 10 gold unrt seryedly.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
&C 90 Auctloneer.
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old DOMINION STEAM xS3N
~ SHIP COMPANY. sI2saskieszs

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave ncnmOnd EVERY TUESDAY
snd ERIDAY ats 2. NJ, and SUNDAY 81 high
water
steamers leave New York for Richmond gta
Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY ASP. N.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New York eia James-nyer
route dncluding meals and berthl......sS $50
Round-thp tickets limited y thirty days
after date OF Issue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II
Steerage, with subsistence. e
Storage, without subsistence. 500
Cabin fare VA Chesapeake and Ohlo rail-
Cabin fare pia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ' ...... ~ 81
Tickets can be obtained az A. W. CAREERS,
1000 Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio aud
Richmond and Petersburg GepoLa, and az com
psnys ofices, $50. Aain street, ana what
h0czetta
Fgelghts Forwarded ana through bills OF ladins
Issued for points beyond New YORK.
freight received daily until 2. NJ.
Manifest closed on sailing days one tour be-
fore departure.
Passengers can leave New Yors thursday
and Saturday al p. M by the Newport Ness
steamer and arrive al Richmond By tie Chesa-
peAke ana Ohio train the next day At sis z. N.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
snd SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway lpia Newport New1 az $40 A. NJ. and
BY Richmond and Petersburg reilroad Same
daysl AZ l0fs A. NJ. will make connection a.
NOktoLk with steamer leaving those sAyA
sAILiNGS THIS WEEK..
ROANOkk, Captain C0uch, FRIDAY.
October 18th, at 2 O'Clock p. N.
wrANokk. Captain JEEsxy. SUNDAY,
October s0sh, ~ O'Clock A. NJ.
OLD DOMINION, Captain HuIPHRRs, TUES
DAY, November let al O'Clock Il. "a.
GEORGE ". AlLKN . Co. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street. ana
Comp&ny'n wharf. Rockosta1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
u NICE BUILDING LOT on THE SOUTH
SIDE or kOCKET'lS STREET NkAR Elm
STREET AND OPPOSITE THE CLYDE LINE
STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S WHARF.
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RAtLRotb LiNVs.
81 ~ sss''- gfys-ssi. s ,..... q; e .
A TLANTIO COAST LISE'

nIi!afl
rnin Gsfi0a
ihroggh fyaln
afnaIL
Jay Arim.
dalton
fpnw tAN.n
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SNOW In soushwesi Virginia.

LYycHBuEo, Va, October 3l.--Snow
is reported all through the southwest
EN- portion OF the State. At Wythe-
vile il is reported several inches deep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01

RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co..
JRTERaViiLE, October rs, 1885,.
U'HE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED
Il FREIGHT will be sold for freight and
charges on NOVEMBER e5rH-vIz,
About bags FKkTlLlZkk, consigned 10 r. ID.
Smithey 4 Co:
3 bales HAY, consigned 20 Martha Gerrett
&C s5.lu4t X. u. WAkRiNEK, Agent
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RrR. b. Chamn & 90.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
No. north Tenth street, Richmond, w.


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
NSALEOF DESIRADLEBRICKD DWELLING.
CUNTAINING ABOUT NINE ROOMS, BESIDES
DETACHED BRICK kIICiES, LOCATED on
WIST SIDE or FIRST STREET BETWEEN
MAIN MD CARY STREETS. LOT 81 -.
FEET FRONT IN 120 FEEl DEEP.-By yirus
q decree Of Richmond Ihan'cry Court en-
tered October =. 1851, IN cause o, ain ~. lliu,
tie undersigned, special commissioner ap
pointed for ne purpose, viii sell by ploi.c
Auction. on The premises. NONuAI. Noyom-
her z. 1871. a. 40 =. g., the tEOfEkil re-
ierrrd 20 ard described In said decree as Lot
so. on plat recorded With the deed OF JOAN
r. GC0dn ard " Wellington Goddin, trustees. 20
Emma Illl aud others. IN Deadlock rs G.. page
rs. Ki,hmCud Chancery Court, and being the
residence II tho late Mis-. Fannie J.. Hill This
property 81 susceptible of being changed into
Two sen, meats II IA small outlay, M the lot has
ample 'front.' aud depth FOR tgO houses, aud the
location is 80 desirable and convenient that
dwenings rent readily and ~ paying prices
~ lhc property must bee sold for partition,
parties may secure bargain. DO not fan 90
attend. Z ERNs: Que third cash. ana che resi-
due in equal lnstalmcnts 30 six, twelve, and
eighteen months. the purchaser 10 give ucgo-
table notes, with interest added from day OF
sgio till their maturity, and tile relalncl TIL
tie whole purchase. msney is paid.
MARSHALL ". GILLIAN,
Special Com missioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01

l have searched my bot ny, my Web
ster, and every floral catalogue in my
possession aud cannot find what they
call might Blooming cares" Is it as
! have spelled it above or is it Gee
reus" or "serious ?" The spelling Of
this last word is my trouble Can you
inform me? SUBSCRIBER.
"Cereus" is the word. You will find
il on page 1927 Of the new Worcester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01

EIIN FoIA =, wv tHUah Z, ~
NJ l o'clock F. ". the above VALUABLE
STORES. No 1910 Is fOur-st0ry st0rk-brick
and iron-front store. The lot. which Is entirely
occupied by the builting. fronts p feet4 inches,
with a depth If 100 feet 10 an alloy feet WIDE
No. 1904 is a three-ssory 'tock-brick store, aud
covers the entire lot, which Is 9ixl0O feet, o. 8n
alley feet wide.
The increasing business and Increasing value
Of store property in this thriving business
centre should interest an who IRE substantial
and paying investments 10 store property
1rENs: one third c9sh. and balance in six
and twelve months. interest added, and secured
Ly trust-deoG.
J. THOMPSON BROWN IS CO..
oc &c AUcaoucr-s.
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CARRIAGES, nuGGIEs. WAGONS.

=. =. ~ - : :. :. " 80 " ;.
EOR SAL E.-PARTIES cEH-g
h desiring 70 make purchases Of Nv
FIRST-CLASS BuGGIEs, CARRIAGES, SUI
KIES. CARTS. PHARTONs, &C, would do we'll
TO call ON US, as we desire 10 dispose OF our
large stock OF the above articles now on hand
at very low prices.
JAMES McDONOU6H b CO.,
Nos. 20 10 north Eighteenth street.
cc1.Gt
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July q,
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.


LBAvE RICHMOND
1919 A n. Daily, ga Richmond Rl1 te,S.s
burg railroad Arrive al Po.els-
burg ll;H A. ~; leave Pe,esDurg
ii:t5 A; v. daily; arrive o. Norfolk
ic:oo A. n. Daily. ga Kichnond sad Pegsro-
burg railroad Arrive az p.'ers-
burg 1881 A. X. Nc leaves fe.
tersburg 1905 \. ". Tor sarnvlls,
Lyuchbarx, Roanoke, -.ffl
Knoxville, aud all poinc sour a.;
vest
THROUGH CAR 70 LYNcHBURG.
SOS Z, N. Daily, except sunday. ga A.chs
m0nd ald Petersburg raiiiCa1.
Arrive Petersburg tS9 r. ~
leave Petersburg us i. b..
daily. arriving Norfolk s5S 2. NJ.
Through car Richmond 20 Norfolk.
eos r. n. Daily, ozcept sunday. gia Nlct-
mond ahd Petersburg fallVad
Arrive at Petersburg 6s9 z. n,
connecting with Grain No
leaving Petersburg az 1;g3 = N.
tor ksr;aville, LynchOUrg, Roa-
noke, Bristol. knoxville. CbaisS-
nooga. aud all points south aai
west
PULLMAN sLggPlYe-cAR AccoNNODA-
TlONs
No. l--slosplng-ear troIa Petersburg 70 hts
vol without change, and Lynchburg 10 Memphis
Without change.
No. 81 ynchbarg TO New Orleans, ana Roas.
che " Chattanooga withoug change.
Tickets, baggage-chscks, and All infoftnatcn
can DO obtained AZ kichmcnd Sad ?elers9nfs
railroad depot sae ss a. ". Gsross,s Leo hsis
street. W. A teNlLl,
General Passenger ana Ticket AgenL
CnARLEs q. kppy. yice-ffoslteak
General oclcs. koauoke.VA ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01

!. Benjamin II. Berry, clerk of Chancery
Court % Richmond, certify that tho b1ni Pc
quifcd Of the special commissioner hy toe de-
cree iu said cause Of nill Is. Hill OcDber s.
1ss5. has lcen duly given.
Given under nay hand this 18Th day OF Octo-
Der. lssi. BENJAMIN II. BERRY,
mol Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01

CnsWEs h. TAyLOR 81 CO. AGAINST J0uS G.
BIACEryHS RNU ALs.-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
or TIE COUNTY or IlENRIC0.
hereby certify that the bond required Of
Special Commissioners William II. Beyeridgc,
". r. g.. Garnett. and Conway II. Sands. 10y de-
cree entered 10 the above cause on tho ljtR day
OF October, 1871, has been duly given.
Given under my hand his g6th day OF OctO-
Der. 1857. SANJ FL T. WADDlLL.
ocD Deputy Clerk.
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ALL SUFFERERS WITH SUCH

. chronic ailments as liyer-dsease, dys-
pcpsa. blood disease, cough, consumption
(scrofulG Of the lungs. and Kindred diseases
should know that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" is their best friend in such deep
anlcuon. Ii comes to soothe, alleviate, AMI
cure
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AUCTION sALEs-Fufnre Days
SALE
~ AT AUCTION.
BY Frank d. HIN g Co,
Real Estate Agents and luctiouoers.

VERY VALUABLE BRICK.sTORE PROPER
TY, Mes. 1870 1892, AND 1924. EAST
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH STREETS. NOW OCCUPIED
BY 5. ULMANis SONS AND OTHERS,
AT AUCTION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01

Sc s.ftRA - "a "a.
&H VA sS.'...s.s ,s....as r~ 81 +;
DICEMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC Rail tOAD.-Scheiuit
commencing NAY IS, lss7-eestero s,a1dare
glue'
Y:s5 I. H.. leaves Byfd-srsot e;auo- Tally
stops only az Ashland. FUNSTON
Milford, and Fredericksburg.
Sleeper to Wellington. Leave.
Wellington rNeV yorz o Uit
a. ~.
lI.Of =. b., lesyes By4d-sJree- 5.suol ..e,i.
except SUNDAY. .oa1e I.lr
Ton for New iorx al i:.t z. g., AZ,
by limited % 800 y. y.
SOL a., leaves bysI-Strrot station fa'lJ
Sleeper 10 New llrs
1929 a. NJ, arrives at Bl,i-,ucet s,suoo daily
sleeper from Now } Dsh.
2'S9 p. NJ, arrives 40 Byri-strcet static. daily ,
stops az FreIer -ksOurg. Mufori.
aod Junction. Sleeper from Nss1-
iugtoD.
qIS Z, ~. arrives % Bvr1-ctreet citation daily
except sunday.
ASHLAND INAlt,A.
DAILY EXCEPT srEOAYi
{C1 L. n, accommodation leaves Brpeo
Street citation arrives ~ ASHLAND
at5PM
500 p. NJ, leaves Eiba; e-rtves At Ashiand 81
5:l4 +. VI.
SIS a. ~, accommodation, arrives II BROAD
street station; ieayes Ashland a.
sol A. VI.
s.sy P. NJ, arrives IT Elba les7ee Ashland 81
j.i2 Z. VI.
T.. TAYLOR General 1icEet Agent
2. r, y. mrgas, General superintendent
NHESAPEAKEAND ONO ROUTE.
- ECUTDULE TAXING EFrECT
SEPrEhbLk II, 1897,
LEAVE RICHMOND:
$40 A. NJ. for Newport Negs. Cld Point Com
iost, aud Norfolk, daily exceptsla-
DAY.
IiID A. N. through ana Local Nah ;, ,u
points West Shoppers Clit'ou
Forge % Louisville ANA ST. Louis.
cNcem Sunday
400 p. N. f5r Newport news, Ola Point, and
Norfolk. except sunday.
400 p. Nj. charlaiiesgilie AccomaodAtion,ea-
$50 p. ~. for Louisville Cincinnati. Chi.a-
20. IS. Louis, Memphis and New
Orleans East Exlre-s wlh
through Pul,maus daily Only
route runuing PulnoLs "ss.
from Richmond.
500 a. 81. sundays only. Tor Newport Sea7
GA Point and Norio k.
AR8Iys ~ BCuNoHD:
e.e5 a. n. Charlottesville Accommodation exc
ccpt sunday.
il.e5 Z. -. fdm NorfolL. Oid Point. aud >sn-
port News except SN41y
?. ". from local points aud .he West, e2-
ccpt sunday
SIS r. n. nom OH Point Nowp0r. News
auj Norfolk daily.
sac =. NJ. from Louisville ,nd Cincinnati
Fast fXprc-s--lihy
DepOt. Seventeenth and Brood eIeot1
-frgcts a. 700 Main street ami q, -Ge tep.L
u. ". III LLhh,
General Passenger 'ol-
WILLIAM Z. WicZEAW. second Vice-Pro-'-
dent. ieI
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CHINnOBiZ0 PARK CORNER LOTS.
BY Chewing & Rose,
Zeal Estate Auotionccrs auG Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
th0NllNG TIE BEAUTIFUL ChlMBORA-
70 PARK.
BucLner R.A.. &C.. rs. Anderson, George X,
Administrator, 6sc.-Louisa CircuitCOurt De-
cree Of scptcmbor22. 1851.
In pursuance Of the above decree we viii ssll
by auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1857.
at ~ o'clock p. NJ. at the risk aud cost Of in.
Illus Kluber, he having purchased the same ~
former sale, -FOUR BUILDING LOTS. de-
signated as Lots Nos. 81, s., 80, and 90 on plat
Of survey made by James 4. Reid July /,
1881, and attached 10 q deed from George X.
AndeI son and K. T.. Gordon, Jr., special CON-
missioners IN said suit, 10 John Adam. aud
ouly recorded Ia tue clerks OH e OF the Hen
rico County Court 4 copy Ct said plat will %
SHOWN az tho hour Of sale.
Those wishing q safe investment a. well a. a
homo site Offering The advantage OF bOtu city
aud country should attend this sala. The beau-
uful panorama TO be witnessed from this site
is richly worth the trip.
TERMS: One fourth in cash balance at six.
twelve, and eighteen months, . per cent.
added, ami secured by a deed Of trust upon
he property GEORGE l.. ANDERSON,
Il. J.. GORDON, JR..
special Commissioners.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers.
LOUISA CoUETY-TO WIT:
certify that tho bond required Of the spe-
cial commissioners app0ia,ed ny the decree
entered In the chancery suit OF Bucsner. Sc,
Is. Buckner, admins TRAITOR, &c, on the 22d day
Of March, 1887, and pending In the ircuit
Court q said county, has peen executed with
approved security.
Given under my hand this OH day Of July.
1851. SAMUEL II. PARSONS,
&C % CLERK.
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BY virtue Of n decree rendered In the above
mentioned cause ON the 3lst day Of May, 1857,
!. the undersigned. special commissioner
thereby appointed. will proceed 10 sell at pup
lie nucflOn. unOn the premlsna. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-01

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
= A WELL-LOCATED AND NALUAKLENA-
CANT LOT on TIE sol ru SIDE OF BROAD
STREET BETWEEN TWENTY EIGHTH AND
TWENTY-NGNTH STREErS-ln execution OF
a certain deed q trust 70 me bearing date the
18th June. l6s1. aud Of record In the clerks Of
fee Of the Richmond Chancery Court IN Decd
Book l8 G, page %, shall Fell by public auc-
ton, on the promises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER J, 1So5,
NJ o'clock z. NJ. the DESIRABLE VACANT
LOT described in said deed. fronting % feet on
the south side Of Broad street between Twenty
eighth aud Twcnty-ninth streets and extend
ing back between parallel lines 100 feet 20 an
alley ia common - feet wide.
TERMS: Cash Rs 10 the expenses Of sale and
The note for 1914. due and protested on the
18Th Of September. ISL, with interest thereon; ;
on credit a. 20 slt9.12 tn November IL, 18,s,
and SLIGO till February Is, 1883. and the resi-
due upon such terms a. shall re announced nj
time Of sale, the purchaser 20 give negotiable
notes for The deferred payments, with interest
added. and secured boy decd OF trust.
ocH JAMES b. ELAN, Trustee.
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piedmont virginia.

Il ofresopndence Of the Richmond Dispaieh.f
WARREs, Va, October 81, 1887.
George Lackey was run over by
lcsded wagon at Lincolnia, Fairfax
c, unity, last week. and badly injured.
The skeleton OF an unknown man,
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by John T. GOliin,
Real Estate Agent ana Au-tiOncer
Eleventh. and Bank streets,
Richmond, IN.
(tONNTSSIONERS' AUCTIC

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
1 SALEO OF A KENEE> lONARl INTEREST
- IIhtE TRACTS OF LAND. COS TANNING
TOGETHER ABOUT SlNII-FlNE ACRES,
NEAR GLEN ALLEN, HENHiCJ COUNTY,
NA.-Hy virtue II tLrec DEGREES of the Circuit
Court II Henri,0 courty-ole entered tn tho
1851. and the Otl5r ON the lJ,h OF October, lS5s-
ion tie cascof Charles r, Taylor * Go. r,. Black
burn ana aIs.. We tho uudci,. ened special CONE
mi-eiOuera, will sch at public auction, on the
premises On
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ,, 1857.
~ 4l( o'clock p. ~, the revcr-iongry Interest or
john &. blackburn In TIE iOu1HI-6-i bod
laGC-yl2.
!. \ TRACT OF LAND containing FIVE
ACRES on the Mountain lCaI, adjoining Glel
Aucn church. in henri.o county, With COM
Portable FRAME DWELLING ami other im-
proycmcnfs thereon
p AIKACI or LAND containing THIRTY
EiGhl ACRES. moro or less, lying aud being
IN toe county a. holri-o, adlpillls Tie lands
q A. u. Ford aId others.
g. A TRACT or LAND continuing TWENTY
TWO AZ HIS. more or loss, on tie Mountain
rcnG. rcsr Glcu en- church. adjoining the
lnud- ot Car tain John Cussin5, q. Melton, auG
others.
TERMS: ore ,hird cash; balance in six and
twelve MCitie, tor negotiable noiee. interest
added. lld tile retained until all the purchase
money f. paid and % conveyance ordered py the
Court WILLIAM II. BEN EuOGE,
". J.. @. GARNET.
CONWAY b.. SANDS,
~UnFi al Com mi toner's.
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Batcholor and others In tho Chancory
against Court " the city
James Golden and others OF Richmond.
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BvH. Seldom Taylor,

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ONCE corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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o&Aa anEN.oeRA


AKRfNE MCHN01p.
sos =. n. MAC. Il.ly .rr-arf -Hnfayl
SIS 4. .. aCDCHHoIAll" t.Iy rr .N
sunday.
7:jOA N MIGHT EXPRESS taHy eg ID
MIu.ay
sunday accommodate nofW- .n D. lII
and scOtisyIlc leaves Ei.lu.l d eay d. g.,
arrives returning 1918 =. w.
Express train connects at uyHr.' Urs Via
train Tor stations west - Balcony 'a..
no. win run through o. .tay 'l tatu-
RAJ Bridge. stopping 40 all sta- O-- i.r Veg, A.
irving AZ Natursl-briige sttti.I at ...iI b.. n.
No. accommodation leaves tatlrl.-frIisf
station on Mondays az 300 A. 81. stopping POP
Tag AZ al stations. arriving 4. NcawQni %,
9:35 A. NJ. SlecDing.csr Aita'ur ,e tl.s valu.
and viii DO open forrecopti0u ~ passengers %!
Z. 81. Sundays.
CONNECTIONS
AZ Clifton Forge WITH Chesapeake sea Dr..
rsi!Nsy Tor tho South, West, snd N.r,nves-
AZ Lynchburg with Norfolk sc Nea.rGu fa...
road for all pOiuts south, Sou = oraf aud ~Cl.f.
vest, and Virginia Midland railway q! o.
points North and South.
Al Richmond with Ass5ciatsg EsAGzTs f5r
all points In the South, and Richmond, frefa-
rcksburs sud Potomac railroad Tor tho Nortn.
At Lexington Win baltimore ard Onto RAJ,
road, making close connections 10 Harperu
Ferry % ana from Pittsburgh aud the Vest
also 70 points North ard East
Assping-eGs snseheG % Sgh 3xprssI %
LyncAburs.
Sleeping carr Lylchburg 70 Memphis, New
Orleans, and litue R0ck.
Trains marked daily leXcepg sunday
Tickss sold 70 All poinA OHcss: VIC ssss
Main street, 1000 Ms'n. aud a. Richmond Gn1
Allegheny depot Eiehth and Cansl streets
JOHN K NACMURDO.
nh - General Passenger and Express AGENT
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VOBK-RITFE LINE-DAlLY VA

Z v EST 'i4N EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Tito far1riio r.ute tn baltimore. lle .eBr..
els oI fh.e l.ne a.e u..lr'.ui beauty. ell r.u'e,
and comfrr, l.ar. Richmond $50 -. 81. aud
b. a., arrive Baltimore 500 a. 49,. cave
baltimore j.. NJ. arrfe lu.lmonI .. a.
fare Richmond q. s'tmurs: tllet c'a-. g.
second class. 81 ...
Too iors-ltrrr liae aroris superior ftgar.
trE. % 'ie business K.UI U enabling .fru
20 leave K.clm aI fclr fhr .ln.. a. trItys
transactions ana r-r. Io a. baltimore elr.r Unst
morning. after having enjoyed a dtIfLtfli
nights rest, ire' frCw TIE dust aud noise .
iway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond N sCuty-lU1-
Street deU1i.. .............. g. 'l A. n,
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General Passenger AgeLt;
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-03
CRAWLING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY MARCH 3, 1887

The Greenbackers arc happy. Chairman
X. III. Gillette, of the Greenback National
Committee, said: "We will favor the
uniting with the Union Labor party, but
our National Committee will not disband.
We will hold our organization, but / favor
uniting heart and soul with the new party"
A Wes ern delegate said: "The bringing of
the farmers into the Knights of Labor is
looked upon with q great deal of favor
by the leaders of that organization. Now,
every district in the Knights of Labor is
entitled to one representative in the gen.
eral conference. 1t takes but ten members
to make an assembly, and but five assem-
blies to form o district. Powderly and the
conservatives have organizers forming the
farmers into small assemblies and
these into districts, SO that when
the next general conference is held
it will be found that large part
of the farming portion of the country
is formed into districts and represented in
the conference by large majority of the
delegates. This is Powderly's scheme to
outgeneral the socialists who are in the
cities and in large assemblies, but repre-
sented IN the general conference by only
one delegate each. In this way the an
archists will be robbed of power for harm"
80. The Executive Committee of the
Greenback party held conference and re-
solved to continue their organization, but
will send an address 10 their party advising
cooperation with the Union Labor party.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-03
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS AT WAR.
The knights and the AmaIgamated Asso-
citation Begin HOstilitles.
lPittsburgh teleQrami

pittsburgh telegram.
The strike at tie Mingo junction Iron
Works has resulted in declaration of war
between the Amalgamated Association of
Iron and Steel Workers and the Knights of
Labor. The trouble arose over u conflict of
authority. Recently the workmen who are
members of both orders asked for extra pay
for time lost by broken machinery. The
firm refused to grant the demand, and un-
der the rules of the Amalgamated associa-
ton the men quit work. Later, w. II.
Bailey, of the executive board of the
Kni hts of Labor, ordered the men to re-
sumo. This was refused, and Bailey
threatened TO fill the mill with Knights OF
Labor from other places.
Several conferences we're held between
Bailey, and Weihe, and Martin, President
aud Secretary of tho Amalgamaled Asso-
citation, but they we're una le to arrive
at an agreement. President Weihe Offer
ed 10 start the mill provided his as
sociation was represented on the mill COM
nittte. Mr.. Bailey said he would agree TO
this il the Amalgamated Association would
consent to serve, but not TO be known as
members of the committee. The Anal
gamated people refused to entertain
such proposition, and the con-
fer nee broke up. Bailey says he
will furnish men enough to resume work
ut once, and the Amalgamote1 officials
claim that he will not be able to do so.
They have removed their headquarters TO
the seat of war, and assert that they will re-
main on the grounds TO persuade the men
e. stay away from the mill, IL IL takes q
year. Bailey issued proclamation 10 all
Knights OF Labor who are steel workers de-
claring Ehe works open to all Knights who
are tonnage workers.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-03

"A boy OF Fife Lake informed the peo
pie of that town that locomotive and ff-
teen railway cars had been wrecked two
miles away. Many of tie citizens went 10
the scene of tho supposed disaster only TO
find that the boy had told falsehood,